Finally something new from Norah Jones! And the pretty musician, incidentally, born in 1979, has fortunately evolved musically and never recorded only one copy of their millions Sellers 'Come Away With Me'. As on the sensational debut album met Norah Jones their understanding of music on their long-awaited successor with influences from folk, country, pop and jazz - but unlike the first film, the song tempo is time varies so that in addition to the typical ballads and fast songs are included. And since musical variety harms only a few artists, we must also congratulate Norah Jones and her team for their courage. With identical cast as 'Come Away With Me' was also for filming 'Feels like home' set to work: Lee Alexander (bass), Adam Levy (Guitar), Kevin Breit (guitar), Andrew Borger (drums) and Of course Norah Jones (vocals, piano) are a good team; Special guests such as Dolly Parton, Levon Helm, Garth Hudson, Brian Blade and Rob Burger give the production a certain something in addition to inspiration and enthusiasm. In the 13 songs, incidentally, three cover versions are included: Townes Van Zandt 'Be here to love me', Tom Waits' / Kathleen Brennan's "The Long Way Home 'and Duke Ellington's' Melancholia', written for the Norah own text and in 'Don has 't miss you at all' renamed. Overall, 'Feels like home' a unique musical progress that shows that Norah Jones is no longer a talent, but a real superstar long. Your melancholy, soulful songs were to meet once again to the heart and be enriched by skillfully meaner mid- and up-tempo songs. And where the music is so much praised, criticism must be allowed: the publication of this album as a UN-CD (copy protected) is for Lovers musical euphony a slap in the face, because the sound quality suffers significantly lower than the addition contained garbage. Aside from all the CD players that do not even play this UN-CD, the music industry does not seem to realize that their motto could be 'Copy kills Music' undoubtedly change in 'copy kills music'. Therefore, a star deduction and the non-binding advice to this album sooner or later as SACD (Super Audio CD) to purchase if you want to enjoy the sound of music and Norah Jones' wonderful singing in a reasonable for this fantastic artist form.
